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Winning images from our Nature Photographer of the Year competition from the last decade

By Australian Geographic • December 14, 2020

2017 winning image. Image credit: Justin Gilligan

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Here, we look back on the winning images from the past decade.

TAGS animal behaviour Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year botanical photography landscape photography nature photography photography threatened species

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